SoCal Deek Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 Or they could just draft an actual NFL caliber Quarterback and get there in less than half the time! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
leonbus23 Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 2 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: with parents who either served in the military, know someone who served or wrestled. Hard nosed, agile, dedicated and tough as nails. Hilarious!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Another Fan Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 (edited) 2 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Year 1) We need to draft the best right guard, best right tackle and best MLB next year with our two 1st rounders and second rounder. Also, draft a QB to groom behind Tyrod. I’ve been thinking about this - Tyrod is really no more than a rookie QB. Rex’s scheme is gone. He’s in year one of the McDermott regime. Patience fellas, patience. Year 2) We need to fortify our RB position. Draft the best fullback/TE available. Someone who plays in PA or OH. They need to be accustomed to cold weather, holding the ball in frigid temps. A real road grader type player (cross between Jerome Bettis and Peyton Hillis). Then, use second rounder on a solid left tackle with fast 40 speed. Need to gradually groom our tackles into a pulling line where the tackles and center pull and the guards block. Tyrod gets his gift...a scat back in round 3 to help block and give him more time in the pocket. Year 3) Time to move down in the draft. Trade our first rounder for two 3rd rounders. Tyrod has a better grasp of our offense as a fourth year QB. Here’s where we take a fast WR in round four and plug him into a screen game at the LOS. Year 4) With our extra picks from the prior year, Tyrod needs a bigger TE so we take a look at Duke Basketball program and find the best power forward prospect, again, from the PA, OH, NY area with parents who either served in the military, know someone who served or wrestled. Hard nosed, agile, dedicated and tough as nails. Year 5). Allow the tackle and MLB from Year 1 to walk in free agency and secure two or three comp picks. Then, in the draft, parlay your 7 picks between rounds 1-3 into two first rounders and get the best RB on the board. Preferably, 5’7ish to 5’9ish, 160 lbs - 170 who runs straight ahead with larger feet to avoid slipping on the plant foot. No more side to side. Year 6) Another RB. The league will soon see RB’s as a commodity and we will have a barnfull of them. With five or six of the best RB’s in the leavue we will be able to trade out some players for a franchise QB and WR combo to have a divisional playoff game by year seven. Also, take another left tackle. We have 4 by now, but again, they are like gold bullion: a commodity better than cash. Year 7) Sit back and watch the fireworks. Playoffs again and again. I say go for it! The only depressing thing is by then our drought will have a Master's degree (maybe even a P.H.D) and four years plus legally being able to drink alcohol. Easy to say now but by 2024 how will you feel? Edited November 14, 2017 by Another Fan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BringBackFergy Posted November 14, 2017 Author Share Posted November 14, 2017 8 hours ago, Another Fan said: I say go for it! The only depressing thing is by then our drought will have a Master's degree (maybe even a P.H.D) and four years plus legally being able to drink alcohol. Easy to say now but by 2024 how will you feel? Seven years...seven short years and we will experience Chang-gri La Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Best Player Available Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 10 hours ago, Lex Lyon said: This would be a hell of alot funnier if it wasn't the front offices ACTUAL plan. You just know they're gonna throw at least one tank season and Steve Tasker as football Czar in there for good measure. Steve Tasker? What a relief, I was hearing Ray Bentley was/is the leading candidate. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ALF Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 (edited) It does look like a long time rebuild so far. I just hate to change the OL scheme that worked the previous 2 seasons to one that does not fit these players. Edited November 14, 2017 by ALF spelling Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BringBackFergy Posted November 14, 2017 Author Share Posted November 14, 2017 3 minutes ago, ALF said: It does look like a long time rebuild so far. I just hate to change the OL scheme that worked the previous 2 seasons to one that doses not fit these players. Pulling tackles with stationary guards will be the wave of the future. Need to draft 4 or 5 tackles in the next three years with 4.4 - 4.6 speed so they can pull quicker. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CountryCletus Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 12 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Year 1) We need to draft the best right guard, best right tackle and best MLB next year with our two 1st rounders and second rounder. Also, draft a QB to groom behind Tyrod. I’ve been thinking about this - Tyrod is really no more than a rookie QB. Rex’s scheme is gone. He’s in year one of the McDermott regime. Patience fellas, patience. Year 2) We need to fortify our RB position. Draft the best fullback/TE available. Someone who plays in PA or OH. They need to be accustomed to cold weather, holding the ball in frigid temps. A real road grader type player (cross between Jerome Bettis and Peyton Hillis). Then, use second rounder on a solid left tackle with fast 40 speed. Need to gradually groom our tackles into a pulling line where the tackles and center pull and the guards block. Tyrod gets his gift...a scat back in round 3 to help block and give him more time in the pocket. Year 3) Time to move down in the draft. Trade our first rounder for two 3rd rounders. Tyrod has a better grasp of our offense as a fourth year QB. Here’s where we take a fast WR in round four and plug him into a screen game at the LOS. Year 4) With our extra picks from the prior year, Tyrod needs a bigger TE so we take a look at Duke Basketball program and find the best power forward prospect, again, from the PA, OH, NY area with parents who either served in the military, know someone who served or wrestled. Hard nosed, agile, dedicated and tough as nails. Year 5). Allow the tackle and MLB from Year 1 to walk in free agency and secure two or three comp picks. Then, in the draft, parlay your 7 picks between rounds 1-3 into two first rounders and get the best RB on the board. Preferably, 5’7ish to 5’9ish, 160 lbs - 170 who runs straight ahead with larger feet to avoid slipping on the plant foot. No more side to side. Year 6) Another RB. The league will soon see RB’s as a commodity and we will have a barnfull of them. With five or six of the best RB’s in the leavue we will be able to trade out some players for a franchise QB and WR combo to have a divisional playoff game by year seven. Also, take another left tackle. We have 4 by now, but again, they are like gold bullion: a commodity better than cash. Year 7) Sit back and watch the fireworks. Playoffs again and again. The only flawed logic that I see is that you should include Massachusetts in the scouting area... they are born winners up there Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JMF2006 Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 12 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Year 1) We need to draft the best right guard, best right tackle and best MLB next year with our two 1st rounders and second rounder. Also, draft a QB to groom behind Tyrod. I’ve been thinking about this - Tyrod is really no more than a rookie QB. Rex’s scheme is gone. He’s in year one of the McDermott regime. Patience fellas, patience. Year 2) We need to fortify our RB position. Draft the best fullback/TE available. Someone who plays in PA or OH. They need to be accustomed to cold weather, holding the ball in frigid temps. A real road grader type player (cross between Jerome Bettis and Peyton Hillis). Then, use second rounder on a solid left tackle with fast 40 speed. Need to gradually groom our tackles into a pulling line where the tackles and center pull and the guards block. Tyrod gets his gift...a scat back in round 3 to help block and give him more time in the pocket. Year 3) Time to move down in the draft. Trade our first rounder for two 3rd rounders. Tyrod has a better grasp of our offense as a fourth year QB. Here’s where we take a fast WR in round four and plug him into a screen game at the LOS. Year 4) With our extra picks from the prior year, Tyrod needs a bigger TE so we take a look at Duke Basketball program and find the best power forward prospect, again, from the PA, OH, NY area with parents who either served in the military, know someone who served or wrestled. Hard nosed, agile, dedicated and tough as nails. Year 5). Allow the tackle and MLB from Year 1 to walk in free agency and secure two or three comp picks. Then, in the draft, parlay your 7 picks between rounds 1-3 into two first rounders and get the best RB on the board. Preferably, 5’7ish to 5’9ish, 160 lbs - 170 who runs straight ahead with larger feet to avoid slipping on the plant foot. No more side to side. Year 6) Another RB. The league will soon see RB’s as a commodity and we will have a barnfull of them. With five or six of the best RB’s in the leavue we will be able to trade out some players for a franchise QB and WR combo to have a divisional playoff game by year seven. Also, take another left tackle. We have 4 by now, but again, they are like gold bullion: a commodity better than cash. Year 7) Sit back and watch the fireworks. Playoffs again and again. Should I renew my passport for 2025? LMAO Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BuffaloBill Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 12 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Year 1) We need to draft the best right guard, best right tackle and best MLB next year with our two 1st rounders and second rounder. Also, draft a QB to groom behind Tyrod. I’ve been thinking about this - Tyrod is really no more than a rookie QB. Rex’s scheme is gone. He’s in year one of the McDermott regime. Patience fellas, patience. Year 2) We need to fortify our RB position. Draft the best fullback/TE available. Someone who plays in PA or OH. They need to be accustomed to cold weather, holding the ball in frigid temps. A real road grader type player (cross between Jerome Bettis and Peyton Hillis). Then, use second rounder on a solid left tackle with fast 40 speed. Need to gradually groom our tackles into a pulling line where the tackles and center pull and the guards block. Tyrod gets his gift...a scat back in round 3 to help block and give him more time in the pocket. Year 3) Time to move down in the draft. Trade our first rounder for two 3rd rounders. Tyrod has a better grasp of our offense as a fourth year QB. Here’s where we take a fast WR in round four and plug him into a screen game at the LOS. Year 4) With our extra picks from the prior year, Tyrod needs a bigger TE so we take a look at Duke Basketball program and find the best power forward prospect, again, from the PA, OH, NY area with parents who either served in the military, know someone who served or wrestled. Hard nosed, agile, dedicated and tough as nails. Year 5). Allow the tackle and MLB from Year 1 to walk in free agency and secure two or three comp picks. Then, in the draft, parlay your 7 picks between rounds 1-3 into two first rounders and get the best RB on the board. Preferably, 5’7ish to 5’9ish, 160 lbs - 170 who runs straight ahead with larger feet to avoid slipping on the plant foot. No more side to side. Year 6) Another RB. The league will soon see RB’s as a commodity and we will have a barnfull of them. With five or six of the best RB’s in the leavue we will be able to trade out some players for a franchise QB and WR combo to have a divisional playoff game by year seven. Also, take another left tackle. We have 4 by now, but again, they are like gold bullion: a commodity better than cash. Year 7) Sit back and watch the fireworks. Playoffs again and again. McBeane????? Is this you? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BADOLBILZ Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 14 hours ago, BringBackFergy said: Year 1) We need to draft the best right guard, best right tackle and best MLB next year with our two 1st rounders and second rounder. Also, draft a QB to groom behind Tyrod. I’ve been thinking about this - Tyrod is really no more than a rookie QB. Rex’s scheme is gone. He’s in year one of the McDermott regime. Patience fellas, patience. Year 2) We need to fortify our RB position. Draft the best fullback/TE available. Someone who plays in PA or OH. They need to be accustomed to cold weather, holding the ball in frigid temps. A real road grader type player (cross between Jerome Bettis and Peyton Hillis). Then, use second rounder on a solid left tackle with fast 40 speed. Need to gradually groom our tackles into a pulling line where the tackles and center pull and the guards block. Tyrod gets his gift...a scat back in round 3 to help block and give him more time in the pocket. Year 3) Time to move down in the draft. Trade our first rounder for two 3rd rounders. Tyrod has a better grasp of our offense as a fourth year QB. Here’s where we take a fast WR in round four and plug him into a screen game at the LOS. Year 4) With our extra picks from the prior year, Tyrod needs a bigger TE so we take a look at Duke Basketball program and find the best power forward prospect, again, from the PA, OH, NY area with parents who either served in the military, know someone who served or wrestled. Hard nosed, agile, dedicated and tough as nails. Year 5). Allow the tackle and MLB from Year 1 to walk in free agency and secure two or three comp picks. Then, in the draft, parlay your 7 picks between rounds 1-3 into two first rounders and get the best RB on the board. Preferably, 5’7ish to 5’9ish, 160 lbs - 170 who runs straight ahead with larger feet to avoid slipping on the plant foot. No more side to side. Year 6) Another RB. The league will soon see RB’s as a commodity and we will have a barnfull of them. With five or six of the best RB’s in the leavue we will be able to trade out some players for a franchise QB and WR combo to have a divisional playoff game by year seven. Also, take another left tackle. We have 4 by now, but again, they are like gold bullion: a commodity better than cash. Year 7) Sit back and watch the fireworks. Playoffs again and again. Totally plausible. Gotta' change coaches somewhere tho........need periodic reality "resets" to fortify the long game and make it seem "fresh" for as long as possible. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zow2 Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 Lol, a lot of us will probably be dead in 7 years. I'd like to win now please. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Albwan Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 you do realize a lot of teams go bad to good in one season? 7 years? yikes Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
row_33 Posted November 14, 2017 Share Posted November 14, 2017 Brady retires and then 6-10 might seriously win the division the next season? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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